Review the assignment
Walk through entrances, boundaries, occupied areas and vulnerable assets. Discuss hours, delivery patterns, client authority and the incidents the assignment is intended to address.
A professional officer needs the right instructions, communication and supervision. Those arrangements are part of the security service.
Walk through entrances, boundaries, occupied areas and vulnerable assets. Discuss hours, delivery patterns, client authority and the incidents the assignment is intended to address.
Turn the discussion into duties, patrol expectations, access permissions and escalation contacts. Make clear which decisions an officer can take and which require client authorisation.
Match the role requirements to the assignment. Confirm induction, site access, communication equipment and the practical handover before deployment.
Keep incident reports, expected activity and outstanding instructions connected between officers and supervisors. The client needs a defined contact for operational questions and service concerns.
A new entrance, altered working hours or a change in occupancy can change the assignment. Review the brief and service arrangements when the operating conditions move on.
A useful handover and a clear service record make it easier to manage the next step. The exact information follows the work included in the proposal.
Practical guidance to help define the work before you appoint a contractor.
Explore the knowledge centreA useful brief tells an officer what to do, what to observe and who can make the next decision.
Read the guideCheck the role and its requirements, then look at how the service will be prepared and managed.
Read the guidePass on the information that changes the next officer’s decisions.
Read the guideHave a specific site or building in mind? Start with a conversation.
Talk to the teamThe site instructions, induction requirements, access arrangements, duties, reporting and escalation are defined before mobilisation.
Yes. The physical response and technology should follow the same site requirement, with the responsibilities understood by everyone involved.
Send the location, required hours, start date, site activity and the duties you need covered. An initial discussion establishes the information needed for a proposal.
Tell us the location, the task and the timescale. We’ll connect you with the relevant team.